Sierra Leone Elected as Vice President of United Nations General Assembly
Bernice Bangura The republic of Sierra Leone has been elected to the Vice-Presidency of the United Nations General Assembly.
Alie Kabba, the country’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations disclosed this in a tweet on Monday.
Meanwhile, Abdulla Shahid of the Maldives has also been elected President of the United Nations General Assembly at the 76th General assembly.
Alie Kabba wrote; “#SierraLeone elected to the Vice-Presidency of @UN General Assembly #UNGA76. We thank Member States for their vote of confidence. Warmest congratulations to Abdulla Shahid of the Maldives on his election as President of #UNGA76. A resounding affirmation of #multilateralism!”
#SierraLeone elected to the Vice-Presidency of @UN General Assembly #UNGA76. We thank Member States for their vote of confidence. Warmest congratulations to Abdulla Shahid of the Maldives on his election as President of #UNGA76. A resounding affirmation of #multilateralism! pic.twitter.com/qmEbuIoRKa
— Alie Kabba (@aliekabba_SL) June 8, 2021